That was a good story I thought. I catch all of Jason’s movies eventually
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What was the last movie you watched?
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krautmaster
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We are queuing up the mini series "Masters of the Air" on Apple TV this evening, the clips we've seen make it look pretty good... those poor guys had to have some huge nads to go up in those bombers knowing that their life expectancy was only four missions...
Thanks for this! Been maybe 40 years since I saw it last, we enjoyed it Thursday night!
gizzyman47
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Watched The Purge-Anarchy and The Longest Day last night.
BroncoJimbo
Well-Known Member
Class of Nuke'Em High (1986)
From our friends at Troma Entertainment. About what you would expect...
From our friends at Troma Entertainment. About what you would expect...
hemiram
Active Member
I was lucky, my dad took me to see a bunch of totally inapropriate movies when I was a kid. But a friend's dad loved old "Screwball comedies", and anytime one was on TV, he was pretty much forced to watch it, "Give it a chance Tom, you'll like it!". No, he didn't.
A guy I worked with had to sit through Paint Your Wagon endless times, it was the first movie his dad bought for his new VCR, and his dad's all time favorite. I watched it on TV once, just to hear Clint and Lee Marvin sing. Wow. In 1980, I was forced to sit through "Xanadu". That was the last musical I suffered through. The last Rom Com was When Harry met Sally. No more. Girlfriends are just given money to take their friends. I would rather watch 2 hours of the Kardashians than see either of those type of movies.
hemiram
Active Member
I tried to watch the first "Equalizer" again today, but my fiber optic streaming box hiccupped endlessly and annoyed me to the point of rage.
On Tuesday night, it decided to "lose" Graveyard Cars that I was hoping to watch. It was there in the recorded stuff, and then it wasn't. IF I could figure out a not a huge hassle way to get rid of everything but my internet, and still watch the stuff I want, I would do it in a second. Some upgrade, it's less stable, buffers, loses stuff I recorded, and reboots every so often. It's just bad...
On Tuesday night, it decided to "lose" Graveyard Cars that I was hoping to watch. It was there in the recorded stuff, and then it wasn't. IF I could figure out a not a huge hassle way to get rid of everything but my internet, and still watch the stuff I want, I would do it in a second. Some upgrade, it's less stable, buffers, loses stuff I recorded, and reboots every so often. It's just bad...
Eric H
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Gold Diggers of 1935 (1935) Dir: Busby Berkeley. Dick Powell, Adolph Menjou, Gloria Stewart - (who was in Titanic 62 years later!)
Screwball hijinks in an upscale Hotel, culminating in a spectacular Busby Berkeley sequence featuring dozens of moving Pianos, worth seeing for that alone.
Screwball hijinks in an upscale Hotel, culminating in a spectacular Busby Berkeley sequence featuring dozens of moving Pianos, worth seeing for that alone.
Quadman2
Lunatic Member
A lot of work/effort went into the details/applications of this WWII big screen production.
Did a look-see into this "movie", and was staggered at the amount.
There were a few scenes wherein you had to add your imagination to this unfortunate military event. But over all it was well depicted
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